The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-06
FROM TRIE OLD WORLD.
ARRANGEMENTS FOX THE MEETING
OF THE EMPERoRs.
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o'Brien Must Don the convict's Garb--
The caffarsi Scandal Inquiry-The
German Crown Prince Recovered
Miscellaneous Intelligence.


Copyright, 1887 by the New York Associated Press.
BERLIN, Nov 5.A-The date OF the Cars
departure from Copenhagen is still in OBJ
security. The Tthand goth are mentioned.
German uniforms have been sent to Co
penhagen, and rumOr is current in Ber-
lin tonight that the Gar and Emperor
William have arranged meeting for the
18th. At the same time there is another
vague rumor that the arrangements have
been broken off, Nothing definite can be
learned, but meeting is counted upon on
all sides. A failure 10 meet now would be
looked upon as an extremely bad sign for
the relations Of the two empires. In the
meantime Emperor Williams health is
making good progress, though the doctors
state that great care is still necessary, and
that his recovery depends largely upon
the weather II is confidently expected,
however, that he will be restored sufficient
ly TO meet the Car.
THE CROWN PRINCE.
The Crown Prince Frederick William
looked extremely well on arriving at San
Reno. lie was In goodspiritsand jumped
briskly from the railway carriage and aided
his wife and daughter to alight. The
crown prince wore fur overcoat, which
was buttoned close 10 the chin. Eight
landaus carried the party to the Villa
Iirio, which is beautifully situated in an
immense garden and commands fine views.
The house IL splendidly furnished. Today
there was a heavy rainfall, and the prince
was compelled 10 remain indoors. No Wis
itors will he admitted 10 his presence. The
doctors insist that he must have absolute
quiet, and even his family avoid speaking
10 him as much as possible. He passes
his evenings listening TO music. The irri-
liability In his throat has almost entirely
disappeared.
TIIE REICHsTAG.
Tho coming session OF tho Reichstag
will be neither 80 long nor no momentous
~ the last one. The party relations are
still M favorable 10 the government s when
the army bill was passed. Nevertheless the
North German Gazette appears doubtful
OF the fntc ofthc workmen's Insurance bill
| II also expects the deputies % remember
that besides nurturing the defensive pow
ems OF the state, they have higher and
distinc,iycly more difficult dutytoperiorm
that Of developing and improving tn,
finances Of the country. On this, IL says
rests the empires economic, as well u!
national and political independence.
RUSSIAN APOLOGY.
NJ. DeGiers, Russian foreign minister
has sent official apologies 90 the authorities
at Berlin for the bclicosc speech OF TIA,
Grand Duke Niuholns. II il rumorcd tina
| the Gar, on his rNturn, will administer {
severe rcprimand 10 the grand duke
| This would Indicate that the Russian gov
eminent is making trial OF n more friendly
attitude toward GERMANY, due possibly e
the fact that Germany, in conjunction will
the other powcIs, had adopted a tolcran
policy toward Prince Ferdinand OF Bul
garia, believing il TO he best for Europ,
that his position should he made secure
and that any attcInpt nj observation-disclosures
in Bulgarian affairs viii be strongly 10
scented by Pbnce bismarck. , i.,o,
i sKaoRAsDA. CO.
The Prussian budget viii show defci
Of iO,OO0,OOO marks. IL X hoped 10 coycl
tho deficit by increased returns from.th,
| FliN ldliNaNN Hlh Nilt rihIt vi lIulNNlA W
the Brandy tax from October, 1881, Z,
April, 1888.
Herr wcrmu,h, the imperial commits
sioner appointed Ia promote German In
lcrcsiS at the Melbourne exhibition, " 90
ing 10 London 10 make the necessary
preparations.
The National Liberals will coalcsce will
the Conservauyesat the coming municipal
elections
Count Won Muster, the German embas
sador 10 France, Who has Just returned q
Paris, has informed NJ. flourcns, ia,
French minister Of foreign affairs, that b,
satisfied himself while here u the favor
able state Of the relations between Ger
many aud France. IL Is believed that th,
German government has instructed thD
frontier authorities Ia prevent the rccur
renee Of rcgriablc incidents.
The Lippc dict has been summoned mn
oNpcctcdly 10 settle the question oi ia,
succession 10 tlIe throne.
Extensive preparations are being mad,
NJ Stuttgart Ia celebrate, in June, 1859, ia,
twcniy-iilth anniversary oi the accession
Of the King II Wuriemburg.
The Gillian government IL Offering frc
board aud lodging and a salary OF VI go
paper money To German instructors Ia &c
cepl positions Us teachers In the colleges O
Chill.
A new weekly paper called the Englisl
and American Register and Gazette 4
about 10 appear in Berlin. II will coniaiI
lit of arrivals in Germany.
-Four thousand copicsoi q Czech politica
pamphlet, (which was circulated for thcpur
pose Of exciting public opinion against ia,
alliance between Germany and Austria
have been seized In Prague.
Emperor fmncis Joseph hns signed
measure providing that every officer OF IN,
Ausiria.llungarian army who has serve,
thirty yoar unintcrupicdly aud gon,
through one campaign, shall be- awarded
tiilc oi mobility without the payment o